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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
3
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a quick restorative after grip or illness, promising stronger digestion, renewed appetite, and restored vigor. It cites F. J. Messmer of Barrington, Illinois, and urges buying Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
The Columbus Mannerchor celebrated its forty ninth anniversary. May 1 marks the Farmera Fair at Lincoln. Fruit growers in southeastern Nebraska urge greater production. Mitchell to build a $100000 high school. ground bought. Spring wheat warned to prevent smut losses. A state campaign to end capital punishment gains momentum. Nebraska tax blanks mailed for incomes under $5000. Ft Calhoun project planned to run through city districts. Lincoln dance halls ordered to ban the Charleston. York County to spend $35000 on York fair grounds with a 2500 grandstand. Nebraska Music Teachers plan Omaha convention Mar 22 24. English classes for adult Mexicans organized at Bayard. Merchants Spring Market Week expected 1200 merchants and wives in Omaha Mar 6 week. Nebraska cows produced over two billion pounds of milk valued above $50 million in 1925. Beatrice to study a $25000 bond to build a 200000 gallon reservoir. Memorial Day set for unveiling a $5000 Holcrege WWI memorial. Mary Lancaster named Platte County treasurer effective March 1. John Randall sells 1192 pound Hereford steers at $10.25 per hundred. William and Elizabeth Luthke celebrate 60th anniversary in Palmer. Over 300 high school basketball tournament entries mailed for Lincoln March 11 12 18. Red Willow County commissioners announce March 15 court house vacation and sale of old building.
Grand Island adds a broom corn based industry with the Grand Island works recently opened in the city. The plant manufactures broom products from broom corn, marking a notable expansion in local business and employment.
True Miller will begin a spring irrigation project using a .80 acre tract on Bronco Lake shore. He will install a pumping plant to lift lake water to a height that allows irrigation over the land.
Susan Bergt Remont-Mia, a member of a nationally known organization, died after a three week illness following a paralytic stroke. Her death was reported as the result of the illness and stroke.
Robert Gr resigns after 11 years as superintendent of Park View Cemetery. He has buried 1,660 people and plans to move to Lincoln to become caretaker of a cemetery there.
Randolph J. H. Lewis, 60, was severely injured when a dairy cow he was milking suddenly jerked and trampled him. He suffered a broken collarbone, broken rib, head cuts, body bruises, and torn arm tendons. Nearby counties continue coyote hunting with bounties as seasons end.
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